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An upright rectangular blue and yellow pedestrian zone sign is prominently displayed in an urban setting on C/Marqués de Campo in Dénia, Spain. The sign, mounted on a light grey pole, features a blue top panel with white pictograms depicting a person pushing a stroller, a male figure walking, and a female figure walking, above the white text "ZONA VIANANTS" (Pedestrian Zone). Below this, a yellow panel contains two red circular prohibition signs: the left one shows a crossed-out bicycle above a crossed-out electric scooter, indicating their prohibition; the right one is an empty red circle with a diagonal line, typically signifying general vehicle prohibition. The bottom red panel displays white text in Catalan: "EXCEPTE CÀRREGA I DESCÀRREGA C/MARQUÉS DE CAMPO MATINS EN DIES LABORABLES DE 08:00H. A 10:30H. TEMPS MÀXIM 15 min." (Except loading and unloading C/Marqués de Campo mornings on working days from 08:00H. to 10:30H. Maximum time 15 min.).

Behind the sign, a light-colored building facade is visible, featuring a window with a light beige frame and a closed white rolling shutter. Black security bars are present in the lower portion of the window. To the far left, a dark grey utility pole or lamppost is partially visible. To the right of the sign, a portion of a light-barked tree trunk rises vertically. Black utility cables are horizontally affixed to the building's wall behind the sign. Below the sign, the top section of a storefront with a black facade is visible, displaying large advertising panels featuring jewelry. These panels include a partial image of a woman, a stack of turquoise and silver bracelets, and hands adorned with rings and bracelets. Partially visible on the far right of the storefront is the white text "TO", likely part of a store's name, against the black background.
A-Ra

Mar 8, 2026, 3:48 PM

Dénia, Spain

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An upright rectangular blue and yellow pedestrian zone sign is prominently displayed in an urban setting on C/Marqués de Campo in Dénia, Spain. The sign, mounted on a light grey pole, features a blue top panel with white pictograms depicting a person pushing a stroller, a male figure walking, and a female figure walking, above the white text "ZONA VIANANTS" (Pedestrian Zone). Below this, a yellow panel contains two red circular prohibition signs: the left one shows a crossed-out bicycle above a crossed-out electric scooter, indicating their prohibition; the right one is an empty red circle with a diagonal line, typically signifying general vehicle prohibition. The bottom red panel displays white text in Catalan: "EXCEPTE CÀRREGA I DESCÀRREGA C/MARQUÉS DE CAMPO MATINS EN DIES LABORABLES DE 08:00H. A 10:30H. TEMPS MÀXIM 15 min." (Except loading and unloading C/Marqués de Campo mornings on working days from 08:00H. to 10:30H. Maximum time 15 min.). Behind the sign, a light-colored building facade is visible, featuring a window with a light beige frame and a closed white rolling shutter. Black security bars are present in the lower portion of the window. To the far left, a dark grey utility pole or lamppost is partially visible. To the right of the sign, a portion of a light-barked tree trunk rises vertically. Black utility cables are horizontally affixed to the building's wall behind the sign. Below the sign, the top section of a storefront with a black facade is visible, displaying large advertising panels featuring jewelry. These panels include a partial image of a woman, a stack of turquoise and silver bracelets, and hands adorned with rings and bracelets. Partially visible on the far right of the storefront is the white text "TO", likely part of a store's name, against the black background.

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